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# Pink Floyd - London 1966-1967 [DVD]

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.com          In terms of archival value, Pink Floyd: London, 1966-1967 is essential viewing for Floyd collectors and anyone who's curious about the swinging pop scene of London at the dawn of the psychedelic era. Casual fans be warned: This is not a concert film, per se, nor will it satisfy anyone looking for a comprehensive history of "The Pink Floyd" (as the group was originally known) in its earliest incarnation. Rather, Peter Whitehead's film--originally titled Tonite Let's All Make Love in London (after a line from an Allen Ginsberg poem)--was created as a dreamy, avant-garde portrait of the "Swinging London" scene, set to the music of Pink Floyd (in this case the improvisational epics "Interstellar Overdrive" and "Nick's Boogie"), accompanied by performance footage from the legendary UFO Club in 1966, a recording session at London's Sound Techniques studio on January 11, 1967 (which Whitehead specifically arranged to capture his soundtrack), and footage from the momentous "14 Hour Technicolor Dream" festival held at Alexandra Palace on April 29th, 1967. White combined elements of all three events to create his audiovisual collage--a kind of time-capsule mindscape that successfully conveys the spacey atmosphere of Pink Floyd's early (and instant) popularity. However fleeting (he's glimpsed relatively briefly, coaxing otherworldly sounds from his guitar, patched into a Binson Echorec tape echo device), the presence of Floyd cofounder Syd Barrett will prove fascinating to any devoted fan. The "Crazy Diamond" appears quite stoned (or at least totally immersed in his music), while Roger Waters provides a driving bass pulse, looking ever so much like a young, mod intellectual. Rick Wright appears calmly at his keyboard (also using the Binson Echorec), and Nick Mason drums through his experimental "Boogie," parts of which were transposed into the title track of A Saucerful of Secrets. The music (far more indicative of Early Floyd than the later studio versions) is also included on a stand-alone CD, and while none of this material is substantial enough to be truly fulfilling, it remains a priceless snapshot of the era, with fascinating glimpses of John Lennon attending the "Technicolor" event, unaware that his future wife, Yoko Ono, was presenting a performance-art installment just a few feet away. Whitehead's archival interview clips with Mick Jagger, Michael Caine, Julie Christie, and artist David Hockney add another facet of insight into one of the liveliest periods of popular culture. --Jeff Shannon

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Nothing Less than Mind Blowing!
  

*by I***D on Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2005*

It's completely amazing that something as fantastic as this could remain tucked away for so many years. This is a Floyd fan's greatest dream. To not only be able to hear new unreleased music (Nick's Boogie) but to also get to see it! This is not the Pink Fraud of recent years, this is *THE* Pink Floyd. The video is stunning and I'm still not over the fact that we're able to see Syd in all his glory, up close and in the studio! This version of Interstellar Overdrive is a fantastic 17 minutes long and Nick's Boogie is another 12 minute instrumental with thumping bass. This DVD is relatively short in length, but the impression it leaves you will not leave too soon. I highly recommend this for all true Pink Floyd fans!!

### ⭐⭐⭐ 3.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Oh Happy Thoughtlessness
  

*by D***Z on Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2005*

This DVD gives you live footage of early Pink Floyd (Syd Barrett and the others, but no David G.) performing two numbers, "Interstellar Overdrive" and "Nick's Boogie" with lots of psychedelic 60's footage spliced in.  This is absolutely wonderful to watch if you're a hard-core Floyd fan, especially if you have a beer in your hand (or whatnot).  Unfortunately the two pieces aren't two of the very best from the Floyd's early work.  They're both good instrumentals, but they're not anywhere near as interesting to watch as say the songs "Bike," "Astronomy Domine" or "Corporate Clegg" might have been--had they been filmed.  In fact, at times the two songs on this DVD noodle and ramble a bit, and the filmmaker does things like show you footage of a girl having her bra snipped off (It's actually a Yoko Ono art piece) to keep you wide awake.  There's lots of fun stuff on this DVD, but my biggest beef with this package is what's not included.  The special features don't have any commentaries by the director or any of the Floyd--telling us stories, telling us about the recording session, telling us about Syd, telling us about the  14 Hour Technicolor Dream extravaganza, about the UFO, about John Lennon--all of which appear in the footage.  As usual with any DVD or books about the Floyd, this product is underwhelming.  There should have been a whole host of commentary tracks (by Peter Whitehead, by friggin anyone who was in London 1966/1967) and there isn't. I can tell you stories/anecdotes behind a good forty Beatles songs, how they were written and why.  I probably know the story of about three Floyd songs, total--it's really hard to find good, descriptive stuff about them.  Out of all the major rock bands of the 60's and 70's (Beatles, Stones, Who, Doors, etc.) the Floyd has the worst paper trail, the worst biographies (poorly written, superficial, short little things), the worst documentaries.  Occasionally I read snippets by Dave and Roger where they revel in the fact that the Floyd is such a faceless band.  Whenever I read that my heart sinks a bit, because it suggest their story may never be fully told.  They aren't talking.  Which is a pity.  They were young, rich and famous and lived a life that few have lived--all at a very interesting time in history of the world.  So what's the big secret about it all?  How about sharing a little bit of the fun with working saps like me.  Tell us some detailed stories about the good times, the bad times, the crazy times, the music, the laughter, the tears, the visions, the inspiration.  Here's another look at Floyd history that could have been great, but once again...

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Good of the Early Years ...
  

*by D***M on Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2009*

This review is for the Pink Floyd London 1966/1967 DVD only, All Regions edition.This promotional film footage shot by director Peter Whitehead of both Interstellar Overdrive and Nick's Boogie (Live/Studio) is quite interesting and of good sound/video quality. I purchased it for just over $10.00 (USD) new and well worth it for that cost but it is a bit short though content is great of the early Pink Floyd era. Also, I found the interviews with Mick Jagger, Michael Cain, Julie Christie, and David Hockney interesting to varying degrees along with the cool cameo of John Lennon and the Yoko Ono Happening scenes.In all, it is well worth it if you genuinely dig the early Pink Floyd with Syd Barrett before his mental breakdown (two extended music jams). As a veteran musician myself, I also learned a few things watching this too.

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